Kara Davis Recommendation

I am writing this letter of recommendation to express my support for Keyshia Martin in her application for the Jackie Lajeunesse Scholarship Award. Thank you to the Ontario Ringette Association for organizing this rewarding opportunity for a great supporter of ringette.

I'm applying for a couple of CDC internships for this summer and I wanted to to find out if you could write me a recommendation. There are two internships I'm applying to, but the same letter can be used for both and the letter would be due on January 20th when the earlier of the two applications are due. I understand this is a short window for a letter to be written so it is understandable if you are unable to do so. However, if you wouldn't mind writing one for me I would greatly appreciate it! Just let me know and I'll send you more information if you want to write

I mentored Mrs. Shepard during the time that she taught the general biology laboratory course. Ms. Shepard was always willing to help when students had questions. She would often

It is my pleasure to write this letter and offer my enthusiastic recommendation of Mai Ngo in her application to the School of Pharmacy. With her exceptional intellectual ability and willingness to work very hard, as she repeatedly demonstrated to me during 2010-2012, I found Mai to be motivated, inquisitive, and incredibly sharp. In addition to her studies, she spent extra hours a week assisting me in my private practice including, appointments scheduling, procedure preparation, and clerical supports. As a medical assistant at my office Mai was an eager learner and handled a range of tasks with enthusiasm while taking the initiative to handle extra responsibilities.

When Cortney Myers asked me to write her recommendation letter I was grateful. I have known her since the fourth grade and we became closer during the sixth grade band where we both played clarinet together. She was always a better player than I but she was always supportive of myself and other clarinet players. She overcame many struggle with school as well as with personal issues, she is a strong young lady.

Isabella Orozco is a hardworking Chino Hills High Student in her 3rd year of the Health and Science Academy. When described by both mentors and peers, Isabella is always said to be a person who is willing to go above and beyond. An example of this was when she was on a field trip to the newly opened Keiser Permanente Labs during her sophomore year. Keiser Permanente was giving an opportunity to a few juniors and seniors to internship at this lab, and Isabella was determined to be one of those few who got that opportunity even though she wasn’t in the age group that they wanted. That day she asked questions and interacted with the interviewers so much that they not only gave her the internship, but she was the leader of the interns as well.

I am pleased to write a letter of recommendation for Jennifer Dixon Cravens. I highly recommend her to Rockville Community College as part of the Nutrition Faculty.

The rooms were inviting, and the students were engaged in learning. I quickly noticed that having a positive, and inviting classroom environment is of upmost importance for successful student learning. As the students walked through the second grade classroom they were greeted with a hug. When the students’ finished their morning work, the chimes signaled the students to line up, and transition to their first class of the day which is Science. This is where I was able to observe both Mrs. Stanford, and Mrs. Taylor

Greetings,I am Tamia Bennett and in this letter I will tell you about myself, my goals and how I plan to attain them through Campus Connection, and what I will do to show my dedication and enthusiasm for this program.

It is my pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Amaris Duncan. As her school counselor for two years, I have had the opportunity to meet with Amaris on many occasions. On those occasions, Amaris has greatly impressed me with her compassion and motivation to have her goals and dreams accomplished. I believe that Amaris has displayed the qualities of an exceptional student during her time at Treasure Coast High School.

As a student Molly was exceptional. Her work always included evidence of high level thinking. Unlike many students, her goal was to understand concepts, rather than

I would like to write a letter of recommendation for Desha Williams. Desha has been my babysitter for over a year. She worked for me part-time during the summer before her junior year of high school. She was hired immediately after meeting with her and being impressed with her positive and respectful attitude.

Two of Julie’s outstanding qualities are her responsibility and her work ethic. I know that, without a doubt, Julie will follow through with her assignments (and will often voluntarily go above and beyond the required for helping assemble the yearbook), and her sense of responsibility and the trust I have in her skills led me to ask her to be the yearbook editor this year. In fact, Julie is enrolled in this class as an independent study of sorts, meaning

When observing Mrs. Mott, she knows all your student’s needs. Each day she continues to ask each student how they are doing every day. I like how Mrs. Mott has a great class and it’s good to have good control of your classroom and it’s because she makes the students feel comfortable. Each day I see Mrs. Mott work with several students who have diverse needs and I could tell that her goals addressed as much as her students’ needs as possible. When students are working at their desk very diligently, they love the one on one attention Mrs. Mott gives them because after they work with Mrs. Mott they can’t stop smiling , with the look of joy on their face. Mrs. Mott is very motivated to get the students to learn and I could tell by her passion

This serves as a letter of recommendation for Maggie Cashdollar, who has applied for a position with your institution. It is my honor to recommend Mrs. Cashdollar. As a coworker at Hernandez Middle School, I’ve worked with Maggie since August 2014. She served our school as an assistant principal, mentor, and community leader. She was the “point person” that many of us went to with questions or advice. Maggie’s skills, talents, and leadership qualities make her an invaluable asset to your organization.